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New York City''''s Best Pizzerias

John''s
260 W 44th St
408 E 64th St
278 Bleeker St
Located in a deconsecrated church opposite the Majestic Theatre (home to the Phantom of the Opera), John''s location in the middle of Broadway makes it the perfect place for a post-theatre snack. Stained glass windows and quick service make dining here a pleasure. Alternatively, visit the other establishments on the Upper East Side or in Bleeker Street near Chinatown. The Bruschetta, John''s version of the thin crust pizza, is light and crispy while the classic Margherita comes with tomato sauce and loads of mozzarella. John''s has a famous ?No Slices? policy, so bring your appetite with you.
Lombardi''s
32 Spring St
Opened in 1905, Lombardi''s boasts that it is the first pizzeria in America. As popular now as it was then, this restaurant is always packed, although since they took over the space next door, the lines have shortened considerably. Try their signature topping of pepperoni and home-made meat balls as well as the delicious clam pie. However, make sure you''ve got enough greenbacks as it''s cash only, just like in the ...
... old days.
Grimaldi''s Pizzeria
19 Old Fulton St, Brooklyn
Located in the shadow of the Brooklyn Bridge, there''s always a long line outside Grimaldi''s. The pizzas are baked in classic coal-fired brick ovens, producing crispy, slightly charred crusts and a unique smoky flavor. Take a stroll along the waterfront and enjoy the lights of Manhattan while walking off your meal. However, don''t make the mistake of going on Monday, because you''ll be greeted with shuttered windows.
DiFara''s Pizzeria
1424 Avenue J, Brooklyn
At $5 a slice, the pizza at DiFara''s doesn''t come cheap and once you''ve made the long trek out from Manhattan, you''ll have long lines to contend with before you can sample this New York favorite. However, everything becomes worth it when you take your first bite of the plain square pie. DiFara''s mix of three cheeses, the sauce and the crust is a combination you won''t forget. First timers take note: DiFara''s is cash only, takes last orders at 8.30 p.m. and is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Nick''s Pizza
1814 2nd Ave
Upper East Siders got lucky when Nick''s decided to open a branch there. Although the original location is in Forrest Hills, Queens, Manhattanites prefer the Upper East Side establishment, not least because of its convenience. Loaded with fresh mozzarella, tomatoes and basil, the pies taste best with a crispy thin crust. Nick''s has a no slice and cash only policy, so do come prepared. Bonny Kominek wrote this article while on a holiday booked with Dialaflight who provide great deals on flights to America including cheap flights to New York.
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